PEF wrote:You must have completely misunderstood me. I did not say that bond yields are high. They are very low which is common in depressions. Bond yields were extremely low during the 1930's depression. Right now, GDP is running around 1% (and being massively manipulated). I know some reports say higher, but this is just noise in the data. I think it is more realistically around 0%. The entire world is sinking into depression and the authorities seem to be more and more powerless to stop it. Do you think I am happy about this???
Obviously, even if I did continue to try to "prove" my point, you would not understand what I am saying. I am not trying to convince you of anything. However, you must be very threatened by what I write, so threatened that you will try to discredit me and those like me. The thought that your government can't be trusted to keep it's promises to you must be really terrifying, huh?
I've found that whenever you back a conspiracy theorist into the corner and ask them to produce even a shred of evidence to support their theories they get very nasty...So I cant say I'm surprised by your sourceless reply.
I'm not asking you to 'prove your point' (as your point is simply that the world is going to come to an end because 'fed'). I'm simply asking if you could provide a few sources to back up your claims:
1) We are in a great depression as bad as the 30's
2) Number of new/young businesses is in significant decline due to attractive returns in bond speculation
Those two assertions are core to your...theory...I'm curious to see anything that backs up those claims.